St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
Bank clearing YESTERDAY. 1920. 3e7. %.

Bank clearing yesterday, s92O,397.2s.
The newsboys will have Il benefit at Wash
ingtOn rink this evening.
Mrs H. A. Libby died at 571 Seventh ave-
nue. north, OF consumption.
Carl Dickinson, a son of NJ. Dickinson, died
at 210l Bryant avenue yesterday.
Mrs. Carrie Wade, of zoos Fourteenth
avenue north, died of heart disease.
1t is denied that the man giving his name
as Tom Vaughn was robbed at the Hotel
Annex.
The Eighth Ward Prohibition club will
give a concert and social tonight at Chest
nut hall.
Aid. Dwyer received a telegram yesterday
announcing the death of his mother, at KAN
kakee, Wis.
The shutting down of the Hardwood stor-
age shop has thrown about 125 men out of
employment.
Yesterday the Feast of the Immaculate
Conception" was observed at all the Catholic
churches in the city.
The body of Martin Geaaide. killed by fall
ing down an elevator in the West side paper
mill, will be buried to-day.
The Lake Street and Cedar Avenue I'M
proVement association holds business meet
ing at the hall this evening.
The Stenographers' society will hold their
regular monthly meeting next Wednesday
evening at room %, Syndicate block.
W.. ~ Vi -
nue., was entered by burglars, who secured a
large quantity of clothing and silverware.
Members of the council committee on gas
have been inspecting the street lamps with
view TO thinning them out in some places.
Thomas Collins, residing at Seventeenth
street and Nicollet avenue, fell in tit near
the West hotel yesterday morning and was
taken home.
A German laborer employed by the city
had his foot badly crushed by street ear at
the corner Of Washington and Plymouth ave-
nues yesterday.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Carlos E. swaziland and Lila b. Berriman,
Olaf c. Lindman and Jane Z. Billig, Jehn o.
Tiller and Christine Hendrickson.
The inquest over the body of William Law
Ter. killed at the Milwaukee elevator Wednes-
day, resulted in verdict that he came to his
death through his own carelessness.
Contagious diseases were reported yesterday
as follows: Diphtheria, 1915 Twenty fourth
street south. 2O04 Minnehaha avenue south,
90 Island avenue, 1856 Stevens avenue, three
cases.
The Minneapolis Sault Ste Marie Il Allan
tic Railroad company took out permit yes
terday morning to build a three-room depot
and other buildings at Sandy Lake, all TO
cost S1l 900.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Whiteman, residing at pip Fourth avenue
south, was found deal in he j Yesterday morn
case and found that the little one was acct
dentally suffOcated.
Dr. Frank Burton will deliver lecture at
the Young Mems Christian association rooms
in the Syndicate block on Wednesday even
ing Dec. 81, on Uses and Abuses This
lecture is the last of what has been known as
the Health Talks
The council committee on health and hos
pitfalls held long meeting yesterday and dis
cussed the plan OF refitting the quarantine
hospital. II was decided 10 visit the place as
soon az possible and see what was necessary
TO be done. The committee spent some time
in deciding what purchases to make for the
new city hospital.
Schafer post, g. 4. r., has elected the fol-
lowing officers: Post commander. John Gill
man; senior vice commander, Fred Vail !;
junior vice commander, Jacob Steffers: quar-
termaster, Paul Laubner; chaplain, William
Gabbusch; officer of the day William CARTE :;
officer of the guard, Adolph Lempke. Jacob
Steffers was chosen delegate to the district
encampment, with John Miller as alternate.
The following officers were elected at the
organizing of the new council of the Royal
Arcanum in Minneapolis: Regent, DR.. W. L..
Barr; vice regent, W. o. Chase; orator, Ar
thur Jeffrey; past regent, Henry Staples; sec
rotary, Aug Hillyer: collector, l.. w. Abbott;
treasurer, II. c. Van Anda; chaplain, Henry
s. Isserman; warden, Joseph F. jenkins
secretary II. L. MOson; trustees. William L..
Abbott. II. L. Moson and Frank c. Detterly.